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Ibanez IMG2010 X-ING Vintage Guitar Synthesizer Controller - Part One - Introduction

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This clips shows the amazing Ibanez IMG2010 X-ING vintage 24-pin guitar synthesizer controller used with a variety of new and old guitar synthesizers. The IMG2010 is the most feature packed guitar synthesizer controller every made, with three continuous controllers, plus the virtual whammy bar.

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  • is there a cheaper way to get that crisp clean sound at 1:25 to 1:33 ?

  • VG-99 or GR-55 will make this sound

  • @WayneJoness is there a simpler way to get it? thats the only sound i want

  • You could try the VG-88, but if you want that specific sound, you need to get a VG-99, that is factory VG-99 sound.

  • beside the synth it really does not sound good

  • Just so I can better understand your opinions, what guitar do you think sounds good? Thanks!

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  • @VESANG I am comparing the sound to classics Fender Malmsteen signature, some s series Ibanez with dimarzios on them,fender deluxe humbuckers ....that kind of thing.

    Listening to the overdrive and distortion sound of this one it sounds really harsh...the synth is fine

  • Wayne,

    I am aiming for  a good quality Roland GR-300. Thanks for all your invaluable advice.

  • If you want to use the synthesizer functions of the IMG2010, you have to use a vintage, 24-pin synth: Roland GR-100, GR-300, GR-700, GM-70 or Korg Z3. I make a converter, the BX-13-VX,. which converts the 24 pin to 13 pin format. With the BX-13-VX, you can use any modern, 13-pin synth, like the Roland GR-55, or VG-99.

  • Wayne,

    Can you provide a list of IMG2010 compatible Guitar Synthesizers? I've been surfing the net and the range is staggering. Most of the products make no mention of whether the synthesizer takes the 24 pin cable.

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